Public Life
A selection of recent articles on this topic
While We’re At It
• This is a true story. At least the Seattle Times says so. Two lesbians living together…
Religion and Democracy: A Necessary Tension
Many years ago, in 1965 to be precise, Irving Kristol, Daniel Bell, and Nathan Glazer were worried…
While We’re At It
• It is thought to be a very potent plus if your favored cause has about it…
The Church as Culture
Last spring on a trip to Erfurt, the medieval university town in Germany famous for its Augustinian…
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Sidewalks in the Kingdom: New Urbanism and the Christian Faith. By Eric O. Jacobsen. Brazos. 192 pp.…
While We’re At It
Sources: On Rowan Williams, London Telegraph, July 25, 2002; Tablet, July 27, 2002; ZENIT, August 4, 2002.…
Re-Evangelizing a “Post-Christian” World
Inveighing and evangelizing go hand-in-hand as Robert W. Jenson, a noted Lutheran theologian, responds to the question,…
Pushing Back
“Here we go again. The December war of religion is among our most cherished traditions. Somebody is…
On Modernity and Train Wrecks
Our Jody Bottum—I say “our” because I’ve never quite accepted his defection to the Weekly Standard—gets into…
While We’re At It
· I won’t go so far as to say that some of my best friends are, but…
While We’re At It
• In the aftermath of September 11, 2001, federal agencies, the Red Cross, and various charities granted…
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Angels of Death: Exploring the Euthanasia Underground. By Roger S. Magnusson. Yale University Press. 306 pp. $35.…
While We’re At It
• Here are some of the “great women and men of God [who are] the ancient foundation…
Secularization in Theory and Fact
Many of the most influential secularization theorists have been Europeans, especially German and French. Since the eighteenth…
Judicial Line-Drawings
The editors of the New York Times are worried about the “muddle” over “just where the line…
